JC Chasez gave two interviews, one with andPOP.com and another with Boston’s KISS 108, that reinforced the idea that *NSYNC hadn’t officially disbanded. In both, he emphasized that the group still talked regularly and that a new album was “just a matter of time.” He framed the delay as creative rather than personal, saying, “It’s in the back of all of our minds; we talk about it all the time.” When asked about burnout, JC acknowledged the emotional toll of performing the same songs night after night, describing the hiatus as a necessary reset: “You just need to change it up so it can be new to you again.” His comments reflected a desire for evolution, not separation, suggesting that the group’s future hinged more on timing and material than on interpersonal conflict.
1 – AndPOP.com published an interview with JC Chasez. A transcript of the interview was posted on the Vox Chasez fan site with a date of 6/8/04.
Transcriber(s): Unknown
Title: Instudio interview with andPOP.com
Original Source: andPOP.com (unavailable)
Secodary Source: Vox Chasez website
Current Link: https://web.archive.org/web/20060907180103/http://voxchasez.com/transcript/0406andpop.htm (full transcript)
2 – The Vox Chasez fan site also published a transcript of a radio interview with KISS 108 Boston from 6/17/04.
Transcriber(s): Unknown
Title: Phone interview with Kiss 108 Boston
Original Source: Kiss 108 live broadcast (unavailable)
Secondary Source: Vox Chasez website
Current Link: https://web.archive.org/web/20060910014632/http://voxchasez.com/transcript/0406kiss108.htm (full transcript)
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